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High school sends two entire year groups home amid rising Covid cases

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For the latest Tameside news sign up to the MyTameside newsletter here A high school has sent two entire year groups home to learn remotely because of a rise in the number of positive Covid cases.

With some students already at home following confirmed cases, bosses at Droylsden Academy said it was 'becoming increasingly difficult' to offer a blend of in-class teaching with remote provision for those not on site.

So for at least the next week, all pupils in Years 7 and 10 - where there's been a 'particularly high number of positive cases' - will now all be learning from home. READ MORE : Parents blast 'ridiculous' isolation rules as thousands more kids sent home In a letter to parents, headteacher Philip Wilson said: "With the growing

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